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• 4 'P*: *.V. • .— - . T^c Barnwell People. XHIIB8DAY. Qtmmwm* Y«K«Ub]M und loculi *r« equ«Uy •care® and tough. Mir. K. 8. Weatheribo® giv* ua an ippre^Utad Monday morning call. Largo and Interoitid oringr^gaTt^rf* -Tim chain wt»l h® on tb® r^ftd ^ attandlua tha mtlHnary opanlHga^. 11 to Barnwoll tbit from Zorn’s .. .. ~ —i..»-».• » !■»■■■ ■ i O. W, Barker, Soporvlsor. R. C- Roberts. Jr., Clerk. pharajju Lou Med- SL . A T the 5 aird 10 Cents STORE, iieapfy opposite ••. the Easterlinjr- Pattersqn. Co.’s .store. You can get as much ns you can tote foi* - a® very small a- mount of money. At the-5 and 10 Cents Store you will find a great quantity of little things need ed in every home and so very cheap that you will never miss the money you pay for them. Call and look at the beautiful things —costs nothing ToT look and you don’t have to buy. f REMEMBER ’LOCATION- next door East of the old, Krasiioft stand; ; 1 ;— ‘:U A.FTER F' WJ **> c 7 ■ . WITH THE . CHOICEST AND COMPLE TES! STOCK QF GEN ERAL MEPCHAN- DISE EVER Brought to this sec- -N tion of south CAROLINA. Our -Stocks are too vast to be fblly catalogued, too good to be described in news ink, while in prices they challenge all competi tion anywheae. v; X. - ** - Our Store^Rckims and Ware houses are aq Exposition in them- selvesof the best outputs of the World’s foremost productions, and must be seen to be appreciated. So give us the pleasure of your calls and patronage arid We will make it to your profit] We bought in car load lots ffom Original hands and so saved the middle man’s tariff, and our cus tomers shall be sharers ‘in every advantage we have secured. In Furniture = wc have all that is. needed to For Great Bargain* ace th® adver tisement of B. Madiirsky In tbll iMu®. Meoftrs llerman W'rayt>f UHlon and Jack Pate of Bamberg epent Stmday in town. Petit jnriea for the flret week of the November term will b® drawn/ neat Tuesday. ■' ^ 0. If. Beat Jr. U taking a ccutical cour&e in the Gharle<*U»u leal College. v Capt. W. n. Cary of ^hite Pond apent Maturclay with Burnaell relatlVea and friends. Up country weather prophets pre dict a continued learylty of rain until December iJint. Women folks are lots belter than men folka . Oor lady subscribers arc proving that again. See advertisement of Improved Toole Cotton Seed by J. I> Box & Soils, Otranto, S. C., On ^d page. ~ Tuesday was the dawning of a new & and brightening diaCtor for the .Heal ing Springs jfodd people. Mis. Robert Aldrich and children returned from their Summer home at SiludatN. C.t on luetdiy* - Some disappointed candidates are .finding In field work a solace and elite for campaign disappointments. It la rumored that Col. .Iair.es C. Tillman ha* joined the Methodist church and will become a preacher; •Friday was saved* from exceeding blueness by the clever calls of Messrs W. D. Crimes; U. F. Odom and * . Ootober sown oats are surest to make gone] crops. The Idng drought! has star veil the “leaf hoppers” that are so destructive in ordinary years. — See advertisement of Q. A. Kennedy as to a couple of car loads of mules and horses, and call on him at Wiliistoo t. hen in need of drat class stocky Henry Black, the veterilTT colored _ » -eacetvhe-twloing at W lifts wood rriodea l>roini*irvg colt and fast, tooted Lula Hammond for life State Fair races. The popular firm of .Lemon Bros, has good news in this isshe for Lidtes, Men and Lhlldrort. Read tbclr adver tisement on this page and call on them. “Is your present vodaflon satisfac tory? M upt, see advertisement of M anager in this issue and you may Rffdone more pl«akiug And. profitable. That old chestnut that the corn shucks are unusually thick and that the coming w inter will be iinusuallv cold Is on lu annual October newspa per round; The up country is so dry that Green- is damming a branch to get drinking water for the parched throats of it« people. Let them’ move South and thirst no more. — . .. Mrs. tV. L. McDnn.tMof Chicago Is visiting the family of her father In law, Mr. L. D. McDonald, and like all good Western people Is charmed with the Sonny South. Mr Glllett of Chicago Is testing for Col. Frank II; jCiCech ofi hi* Saltke- hatchie from a new gin, which is ex pected to raise the price of Allen silk cotton to *22 cents or more. ' Two Of the Circuit Judge* w ill resign when the Legislature meets on account of ill heal th. Name* not given, but it is supposed that Judge George W. Gage of Chester Is one who will retire For the tonvenlcnbc of silblerihers on the Bdisto side of the county, Mr. G. 1). C. Lange has kindly consented A PREACHER IN POLITICS. — At th® Kepuhllcan Second ftlstrlct Convention In Blackvtlie on Thursday the unexpected hAppeued. W.S. DlX- •Qti omSWered his bird In the hahd worth a whole covey in tn® unsh ana mfa«6d id repeat ffiFTyfTwrnffiWTsrt* ° years ago. Likewise E. Jr Dlekefsch of Aiken declined to fomke his hew practice and bitsin®** and the plum wtsnt to Rev. Isaac Myers, colored, a native of Berkeley, graduate of Claflin Ur.lrertlty, Jc years old, for six year* principal of the Uiackville Colored School, also a preacher of the Methed- Ut colored church. , ' ; J. C. CREECH SIGNS THE BOkd. Ml-o-na. Nature’s Cure for Dyspepsia; Cost* Nothing If it Fails. Thn guarantee given with MI-o-nA Is no ordinary pmnUo. It Is a guarantee bond signed by your owh drhggllt. a reliable firm right In tills town, H® d thb following guarantee bond and fete how simple and plain it Is: —.—i. ■■■ ■ ■; ■ i i * ■ir-«m guarantee bond. I herebv agree to refund the money paid for Mi-o-na on return of empty box if the purchaser tells me lhat it has fallel to cure dCs- peptia or stomach tronhll**. '1 hD." guarantee UoVers two boxes or a month’s treatment. Price 60c per. box. (Signed) .<i. 4 i intr. : i It does not always hsppen Uyik two boxes of Mi-w-na will cure iT^ase of Mtomnuh trouble that has been present for years, but they wlli certainly give more than bnough benefit to prove that the remedy will cure. In ordinary cases one or two boxes will restbhJ to perfect health. • A ftfw dosesof Ml-o na will strenghten the nerves of the stomach so that the appetite will return and you will be started on the right road to health. Ninety-three pfer cent of chronic dis eases beglrv with 'dyspepsia. Cure the dyspeptic troubles, regulate the di gestion and avoid tbe faie-of chronic invalidism. Remember you run no risk in using t-o-na-. —A warrants U. and it costs you nothing unless It cures. You will pro nounce it Su perior to lines usually shown in towns of this size. • .All Tifr 'NhwAnd Xobby Uattkhnh and Cuts. THE WEARING QUALITIES AND PRICE OF THIS LINE WILL APPEAL TO YOU. and I* fully authorited to receive and receipt for subscriptions tfu) «t Black- ville. ^ J Ben Bennett, tried at Hampton last week for killing his wife, was convicted of irianslaughter, with recommendation to mercy,' and sen tenced to five years imprfibnment at hard labor. . . The HMorv of the Nations, ”0 Yol- ume** The fJoffi'plete Homiletic T’orn- mentary on the Bible, XU 1 Volumes;.. One r'tschor I'iano, in good conditirtn, for sale at a great sacrifice. Address, Box 170, Barn well, S. C*. Mrs. John U, Price, ’wife of Dr. John H. Price, died iiiddenly at her home lie the Limestone section-of Or angeburg county on Friday dust. She was a daughter of the lafe Dr. Alex Storce and had been in ill health for a long time. fnake the sweetest place in fiH.tuc world. ~ r In Clothing and Men’s Fur nishings we supply all ages and all occupa tions to the content of their mimls and the preservation of their pockets. In Dry and Dress Goods, Notions We have all the good arid beauti ful fabrjgs that delight the femi nine heart and multiply the (hap piness and attractiveness of the fair set. *. ... In Shoes we can make your walks throirgh life a pleasure _ no matter what ^our age or occupation may be. - In Groceries we have the foods that add to hu* rtiari health and happiness and that are an antidote to doctor and drug bills. ^ir Wagons and Buggies we are at fhte head of the prbees-' sign and far ahead of all competi- tion. But we are too busy to-day. to particularize, so will make a con tinued story of it. Cordially in- jajtjngyeu. no matter what you- 2@jNbV^hnt, fO come to us and it' %ilffBe our best and constant aim fo serve you to your full satisfac tion. . SJMQN BROWN’S SONS Pot ImritcrH-hail better be gun shy, as Section W2, page 111, of thecrimin®' eo<tc sayn T “ H any at any time whatsoever,-ehoulj Imnt »r-i*nge OH TfATyn;i\y«|*TT¥»T/N PAT T\ I'l' any land whaWnever without the eon- Lj £lil 1 1|1a\j jULU Ai jient of Ihe monrietor, every febcli per- *rm so otfenqing shitll forfeit HGiif pay the sum of }10,00 for^every' such offeme. ^ Leftef to C. C. Ohrens, ■ Earnuell, S. C. Dear Sir r A gallon sayeJ or f5 'earned. Devoe saves 2 or 8jjallona in 10. How much is it worth a gallon? , A gxtton feayod eaves tlie palm+iig too; and boCh togellicr coat ft ur - ft where hibor Is cheap; $4 where labor is pear. Our agents in ‘Bridgeport, Conn- Hubbell & Wade Co, tell us: “There are a great rmrny worklngnren’a houses here. They used to paint lead and oil and take ten gallons. Wo have been selling them ten ^allona Devoe lead and zinc,-ami have ibid, In every In stance, two gallons returned.” The proportion isptten higher limn that; we have known it five in ten;* but tint Is exceptional. This Is the explanation: Devoe is ground by machinery, nnd is-guMind flue; lead and oil is‘mixed by hand, and istr’t ground at all.- ‘Yours truly F W Devoe & Co 20* P. S. Lemon Bros. seH our paint. BROWN HOUSE. Having leased the above house I am prepared no# icr furnUh myxoid pat rons and the public gBheruUy with Board and Lodging at reasonable price*, and will do my best to please ‘ all wGb TatfiTWe With their pntronagF. Jirfor# imd*wittie»»es will fiud a's"Gm»d Board as the market will afford and at reasonable price*. Dinner from 12 P> 2 o’cloclr—Board and* Lodging *1.00 per day—by the Week,- *4.00. ' .J4«f. J'.C. Smith, IV) front of Moore’e sales fetables. ■ 6*—9 A battle deciaiy® of this year’s cam paign between the RusaUns ami Japa nese is just commencing. Six hun dred thousand .man with LrOO field guns will be engaged. In thi» battle the Kursians will out number the Japanese lor u»t Unit time in ibis war. UT CRY ST 1 A LIZ ED MIN ERAL WYTER CURES Neuralgia, Iteadachcs, In- (ligcfttioii, all Liver, "Stffnu acn, aiul Kidney Troubles. Greatest Cure the AVorld has ever known. Take Kaloht six days alid w a eat anything you want. Made bv the Kalola Com- pany, Savannah, Ga. W. G. Brewer, Vice-Pres ident, Secretary and Mana ger. v? * * J * ^ For sale by J. C. Creech, ■W—y *“.-* • --'*■" ".™S38Sg*l»» Druggist. THE-BEE-HIVE, FORME R LYKRASN O FF’d STAND, MAIN STREET*, BARNWELL, - j--- - S. t TOffltMfSHBGil We have on hand and ready to sell at the lowest priqes that were ever offered to the pu : l?Hc,- a complete line 6f,..Gens£al Mer- Ch/trixiise, consistWig of Hen’s, Joys’and CJiildren’s Clothing. ~T “ - all sizes and prices. A1sq-t-_ t A full line of everything fri the line of Dry Goods and Dress Goods, t Also, a handsome line ot ready- to wear Ladies Skirts, Jackets, Waists, ^id a big line of Millinery at prices-that you’ll be astonished at. Shoes. Shoes; We brave shoes for ye'ung- arid old,jich or pool*—at lowest pfices. U&tS Men’s, Boy> and Chil- ^dren’s—of de every acription. We have everything in tlac line of GROCERIES. . , Don’t buy your gomis before you. see us. We can saVe you many dollars by seeing u’s before you purchase; We gTVe.TRAdT'Sg Tickets and presents with every $ j.oo worth of goods bought from’ us. Drin’t truss this chance and remember the place—Krasrioff’s Old Stand on Main Street. j B. Maioteky* PROP., 1 * v-'- - Th® ux book* will >pen ou Saturday ue*V • KaIIaVA, nffAi* Ut7t|v7vv7, artv?f making a careftt amination jyf our - Fall - and Winter Opposite Simon Browh’is'; Pall Goods; *®oh *< T* 1 - - . Our increasing business in uS Tferifs Furnisliings warn M —— in carrying a .larger and more complete stock than ever be fore. ' _ Meirs I^ateltT LeaTher~. - ' ^ ^ Shoes, all Styles, .>‘1.00 to .fo.OO Ladies all Leather, $2.00 Children’s School and Dress Shoes, all sizes jiml prices White Hickory Wagons, Rock Hill and other makes of Bl'tGiES, HARNESS,' SADDLES and ROBES. —■ *c Our Stock is Large-, nml Complete in- every Line and prices are ft 1 ways Rock Bottom. Come to see Tis BARNWELL, 8. C. “WE BUY COTTON.” TllKrOLD RELIABLE. New Mackerel, Coni)tv TLiDed Seed Rye, Firi® Family Groceries, . Cannoi Good*, Tin, GUi* and Crock ery Ware.' , And right price* at Georgii' W. Patrick’*, The Old Reliable. Students wishing to attend the gra ded school can secure board aft Mr*. A. Bothune I’Httcrsbn’*. 09 Native Rod Rust I’roof Seed grown on my farms for sale at Go CKNI'8 VJLU BU8HKL. Don’t delay buying a* the supply of ®Lseed In the Stale I* far below what tin- demand will be. Whittle’s Stable!, Uiackville, 8. C. • , ' i * •. ' — SEED RYE FOR 8AL®7 (BaRSwkll CocKty Rziskd,) Tb« sort that never disappoints. C.N. Bcrckhaltkr. APPLER SEED OATS. We have 1,600 hnsfois oT naFre grown Appier Seed Oats, for »h!«\ They are fully n* rust proof as the red oats, and on®-fourth more prodtici- lv®.—j ; ^ Prlcpaquoied on applicatfon. Brviih Bro*., = - AUeuJale, C. —fi . T K ES PASS N Gl' fc E. All person* aie forbidden under pen alty of prosecution to enter after this .date, for the purpose of huntlfjg by day or night, gathering and carrying a'way wood, straw' or leaves, pasturing stock, making roads or paths or com mitting anv trespass whafovex on the K. ijenfy WiTIi lands Mi' WfHTstoh township, this State, hounded by lands : «jf Jacob Black on the North', the Snj,- liyan Fanning Place on the EhsI, Southern Railway on the South and by lauds of J. T. Smith on the Weft. X ^ D. Willis, * by |t. M. Willis. Sept. *20th, rotfr. 3-0 ; TRESPASS NOTICE. All pcnsons are hereby forbidden af ter this date to enter upon the lands or* xed or controlled by cither oL the uhdcrslgried in^Gccat Cypress Town ship, Barnwell Cotffrty. for the pur poses of hunting by day t or by night, fishtiTf^^Muliiig away wood, straw, or leaves, pasturing stock, making paths or road*, gambling or committing any other trespass under penalty of phose- cution to th® ftrtl extent of tlip law. W. M.- Harden, G. M. Harden, C. II. Hudson'. September 15th, IWT. 3—0' SEED OATS FOR SALE FOUR THOUSAND BUSHELS, Oats Treasurer's Notice. County, Treasurer* Office, Barnwell S. C. y 8ept. 17tli l!K)f. The Treasurer’s Office will be open for the cnliectlon of the taxes levied for I'JOf from the 15th day of October, MtOf, until the 15th day of .March, UHjj inelu-ive. —.— The com mutation tax will be receiv ed until March 1st, IDOo. From the 1st day of January ID03 rm- til the 31st day of January, 1005, a pen alty Of 1 percent, will be added to all unpaid fait®*. From the 1st day of February. 1905. to the 28th day of February; 1005, a penalty of 2 per cent. wilL.he aililiidL.to^ttlL -.unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of Match. 1905. until the 15th day of March, 1905, a penalty oT 5 per cent, will be added to all dri- paid taxes. LEVY. ft Mill*. 3 •• 3 “ \Z M /2 For State purposes “ Constitutional, School ” Ordinary County “ Repay loan - —Bjapclal School T/®yy; 1 Mill: Ced»rGrove, Old fJoinmhTa. 2 Mftl: AIMwtktiJe. Barhary Branch* Uiackville. Double Pond, Elko, EdUto. Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Spring*, Kline, i.ces, Morris, New Forest. Oak Grove, Reedy Branch. Sejgllng, Seven Pines, Sycamore (No. 51.) Tinker’s Creek.f 3 Mills: Ulnrcr, Owens Cross Itonds. Hickory Hill, Caves, 1 Barton, Great Cypress. - - . . 2'i Mills: Willlston. 4 M ills r Hercules. Mills: Barnwell. List of appointment will be pub- IDhed later.. J. B. A rfhstrong, > County Treasui er. NOTICE TO DEBTORS ITOSS. AND CRED- Ail persons holding claim*-against the e*tate of Peyton M. Cater, de ceased, are requested to present them properly proven to the undersigned, and iri} j)cr*ou* indebted to said es tate are requested to make pronipt pay ment to the undersigned. '' v * Mrs. Francis M. Cater, Executrix. Dun bar (on, 8. O., September, *21, 1901. - Yexer D. TofMTOT, JERSEY BUIX, HEAD OF ffLEIv- - . DALE HERD, Pronounced ufiusualty handsome-fine dairy form. “There Str’fitcli beRind him along every line the finest dairy blood in the world? 1 TTy bTodff add In-' diyiduality He th at ttie top of the Jer sey breed. Ills dam tested 38] galions of milk and 23 Tbs., T oz.; his grand dam 28 lbs,, 5 ozs., and his great grrfhd dam 23 lbs., 3 ojfs. of butter tri seven .tlays He ha* 11 sUters giving as high as 22 lbs. of butter in sevon days. Kegistered-JcrsetMieffees feted torthis .bull, and three of hiseotw., all solid col ored and grand individuals, now for 'ale.., Write for pedigrees and particu- lass tp GLENDALE DAIRY, BaruweU, 8.0. " ** • MY.FALL .LINE of General McrcBahdlse rtbw arriving gest dealer In rafipectlve linos, getting advantage of all profit* bers and commission men, cutting out the iniddlem^o’s profit. CibUiinix. Men’s—Yotith*’—Children’® mustiidtpidete stock trade. . •, Notion*. Umbrcrin*. Shirt*,'Collars, Hosierr. Underwear. ®tn., complete t, 1/oughl at price* whicn w ill enable me to ihak® pi Ice* td miast demand* Of clashes of tiade. K Furniture; 1 baVo s rtX addition to my store, a Furniture Emporium, showing a . p’ete Hue of ;IM kllitTv and qualities, the most complete and beat values that; judgment and money cdukl Secuhc: Shoes. ~ Gentlemen—ijnllpu—Clilhirrn- Th® best *tvle* knA qnsiltv. *acn a* »ji Kreamer. Regent abd Putney’* HwHI for Gentlemen, lUdcliffe, American Lady® Queen ami Crfilghtdn’a fin nudicu. . Hat* The belt that can be offered the trade from John B. Sietroti dowti.*' I>ry Ooods* f.ndles’[)ross Good* 10c to Sl.60 qualltr Goods In comparison find tintuf passed by anything ever offered Ulackvttla trmlc. CALL AND SEE. .’ 13u^iesi Htove.su Tinware< liard- ware> iBn^giniari r ries- Mv stock Is now complctcchatlng a store which I* rnnmv and well arrangeif give* me opportunity to show mv good*, consequently, all I solicit I* for th® trade Ip come nod lo>pm iriy line of Clothing, >lioo*. Hat*. DrV Good*, Drcsfi Goods. Notloft*. U m hi cl la*. Stove*. Buggies and Furniture, get the prices; Don’t buy If not hrttor Value* for cheaper prices than ever offered. Come and look. It oofct* nothing Got Iho price* on anything, everything, and ttNi) renittfither !t nothing to get price* on every aitfelo in my stor®. t pay my clerk* to m ike yoi.iqiricek hut not to make you buy. I solicit your patronage. ’ - .TA STILL. age Thsntcinj? my enstomers for their unexampled pnfrDne tinriii# the Winter Campaign, I Jake pleasure Id stating that the Spring funis me fully prepared to ginf > the '’*■ cst argains To all in need of work stock suited to all piirposes and St the prices that have pleased and profited so many good • , »»-« -*-* * peojflofv-- About 15 on sale now to help move the crops* They are That want good ownem* Tins may be. the lust importutiori of the season^** don’t wait. Delays “urd. dungerons.” ^nmc at once ut Blackville, S. C. m THE YEAH HOUND HIL - TOP - STABLFS. ^ ARNWELL, - - S. G. offer for ante , ..Tire Bf-st all purpose horses and mules that IjVe, goo#» judgment can select and ready money tiny. BTxsgies AJfDr 3. , too, are at at your service in vast vi.rrety anof at priees v untlergrouml all competition. See them aiid you' will seek no further.* HARNESS - HARNESS. -An •immense stock of all grades from the CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Separate pieces sold. If you need anything a Brow Band up or down you can get it rft Brown .prices 1 here. • Saddles for all sizes and both sexes. N LapRohestor all purposes and people, * "Whips for slow and swift teams. Before buying anything in .the above lines come to* Headquarters and you’ll be pleased if good goods and treatment and below par prices can satisfy, J m EAIiMWEL, SO. DO YEAR#* EXPERIENCE Track Marks , . OestONS CoPVRiOHTS AC. Anyona •snittnf a nkelrh and 0—ertoOoa may qntnkly nsreriain onr otmikm ftw-wfewktr mm tnrniiiVm la pnife.My MtanuJilaCommwBtea- l tons itnd ly couttdentfaU. NANudl'OX oil I'a tit a aeut fnw. OM«a axoncy foaawurni# naUnitik I’atama UU'jn jihrBa^h Matia A Cu. aamatvs A handaoinolTJHl eutotiun »f Say i mWW o a® DB, J. H. E. Jll turn Will be at \ •• 'S ■ ■ ■■ -t;' if ■■ • • ?£' ij-'l ofiiec ever Tuesday ■—